The guard is expected to miss a second consecutive season after knee surgery, but he isn't just sitting on the sidelines.
Bulls guard Lonzo Ball talks about his rehab process and plans to play again despite a series of knee surgeries.
"Honestly, being out for as long as I've been out and all the injuries I have to deal with I think you just have to be positive," he said."First and foremost. If you lose your mind, you're going to lose the battle. So it always starts with being positive and hoping for the best." "That's been the hardest part, not being able physically to play," Ball said."It's hard for me to watch the games honestly because I know what I can do out there, and the fact that I literally can't help on the court, it's hard for me to deal with. ... But just seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and knowing that if I keep getting better and putting the work in, I'll be able to play again.
"I like to write," he said."Whether it's in my notes, on my computer, on my iPad, I'm always writing something.
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